This option gives the illusion of motion in a still photo. Path-Blur: You can draw a specific path along which the blur will follow.You can adjust the size of the blurred areas and can rotate them, as well as adjusting the strength of the blur. It's often used to create fake miniature scenes. Tilt-Shift Blur: Mimicking the style of tilt-shift cameras, this style blurs out the top and bottom of your photo.You can adjust the shape and size of the circle, and the strength of the blur. Iris Blur: You choose one circle to remain in focus and the rest of the image is blurred.You can add a second pin, and adjust the blur's strength to zero. Objects within the radius of the first pin will be blurred, but objects within the radius of the second pin will be in focus. When you first select the option, it will place a pin where the blur will occur. Field Blur: This option is used if you want to blur the background.There you'll see another five options related to photo editing: The easy way to do this is to open your photo in Photoshop and go to Filter > Blur Gallery.
If you want to create a fake bokeh effect or blur just part of your image or create a shallow depth of field, there's a different set of tools to use in Photoshop.
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